Chess Pieces
My fiancé and I, whose native languages are different (I'm bilingual), were playing chess, and I had to look up how to say the pieces. It got me wondering what the pieces (and the game) are called in other languages :)
To start us off:
English:
chess
pawn
rook/castle/tower
knight
bishop
king
queen
Spanish:
el ajedrez/los escaques (= chess/ chess squares)
el peón (= peon, laborer)
el castillo/la torre (= castle/tower)
el caballo (= horse)
el alfil (doesn't mean anything but the chess piece)
el rey (= king)
la reina/la dama( = queen/lady)
To start us off:
English:
chess
pawn
rook/castle/tower
knight
bishop
king
queen
Spanish:
el ajedrez/los escaques (= chess/ chess squares)
el peón (= peon, laborer)
el castillo/la torre (= castle/tower)
el caballo (= horse)
el alfil (doesn't mean anything but the chess piece)
el rey (= king)
la reina/la dama( = queen/lady)